Miley Cyrus and Patrick Schwarzenegger have taken their love to the tropical paradise of Hawaii, creating a dreamy escape filled with sun, sea, and romance. The celebrity couple, known for their high-profile relationship, was spotted enjoying the picturesque landscapes and serene beaches of the Hawaiian islands.

Whether strolling hand in hand along the shoreline or indulging in water activities, Miley and Patrick seemed to be immersed in the laid-back charm of the tropical haven. Paparazzi snapshots captured the couple’s genuine smiles and carefree moments, portraying a picture of love and relaxation against the stunning backdrop of Hawaii.

As news of their idyllic vacation spreads, fans can’t help but swoon over the enchanting images of Miley Cyrus and Patrick Schwarzenegger, turning their Hawaiian getaway into a symbol of celebrity romance amidst the beauty of paradise.

She's been sharing photos and videos of herself in the skimpy swimwear set over the past few days. 

And on Friday, Britney Spears, 40, slipped back into her yellow thong bikini and showed off her bottom as she danced around in heels for her latest Instagram upload.

In the fun video, the Womanizer hitmaker also wrote that she has 'angst beneath her bones' and is 'raising hell' as her infamous family war rumbles on.

Britney displayed her washboard abs while shaking her hips from side-to-side before facing away from the camera to showcase her pert behind as she continued to pull out her best moves.

She danced around in her triangle bikini set to Mark Ronson's upbeat track - Feel Right featuring Mystikal.

The pop star shielded her eyes with white-rimmed aviator shades and opted to strut her stuff in tan coloured pointed stiletto heels.

Britney included a lengthy caption, which read: 'Part 3 to my yellow bathing suit…. I'm bringing such a delicate feature to the screen this summer … featuring ''my a**'…

'And since most know me so well, this double ray of sunshine might just light up your world with a subtitle called 'apples'!!!

'Because that's the only thing raining on me. I might even make some juice with this flood…

'but with two new animals in my home as I depart for some alone time … I do miss them so much, yet there's an angst beneath my bones that knows there's something else I'm beginning to raise as in rise …

'It's raising hell to a T … so defiant and sharp it puts a splendor up any man's a** 8 feet away, so beckon if you may or cry out with tongue or better yet whisper with one prayer !!!!

'You know why ???? Because raising hell is a departure on all levels. So nice to SHARE and GOD BLESS YOU ALL.'

It has been a rough start to 2022 for the 40-year-old pop icon has been battling her father Jamie Spears as well as her younger sister Jamie Lynn Spears, who has been pushing her new book Things I Should Have Said which details her troublesome relationship with the recording artist.

The pop princess is still celebrating the end of controversial conservatorship after 13 years of her professional and personal life being largely controlled by her father, Jamie Spears.

During what's been described as her fight for freedom, Spears made a series of accusations against her dad, telling a court: 'My dad and anyone involved in this conservatorship and my management who played a key role in punishing me, they should be in jail.'

In return, Spears' father has requested her medical records be made public.

The singer's conservatorship still has a legal battle is in place over the details of the completion of the agreement and at a hearing on Wednesday, lawyers acting for Jamie Spears requested all records relating to the case be unsealed so people can hear the 'truth', arguing the public had a 'right to know'.

But Britney's lawyer, Mathew Rosengart, branded the request 'offensive' and 'highly inappropriate', insisting Jamie was only keen to save his own reputation.

He added: 'We don't think a father who loves his daughter would file to unseal her medical records.'

Jamie's lawyer, Alex Weingarten, had argued it was hard to get their side of the story heard thanks to Britney's social media platform and her lawyer's media presence, telling the judge: 'The problem is we are fighting with our hands behind our back.'

Judge Brenda Penny ruled to seal the conservatorship termination plan, citing the singer's 'right to privacy over her private medical information' and also denied a request to put a hold on conservatorship funds.

The three-hour hearing saw some explosive confrontations between the lawyers, with Weingarten accusing Rosengart of planting false stories, such as claimed Jamie was aware of secret surveillance watching over his daughter.

After Rosengart insisted there was 'strong evidence' Jamie - who served as co-conservator of Britney's affairs - had been involved in 'very intense and potentially illegal' surveillance over the star, his fellow lawyer said: 'Virtually everything that is alleged is demonstratively false or taken out of context.'

Britney's legal representative exclaimed: 'Lies!. He should be admonished. He has attacked me. He has attacked this court. And it is intolerable,' to which Weingarten then shouted back: 'It didn't happen!'

The judge insisted she wouldn't deal with the surveillance row until another hearing on 27 July, while another court date was set for 16 March to tackle Rosengart's objections to attorney fees requested by lawyers acting for Britney''s mother, Lynne Spears.

The lawyers are also locked in a dispute as to whether or not the 'Circus' singer must foot the legal bills incurred by Jamie when he was in charge of her finances.

Another hearing needs to be scheduled to tackle issues with Britney's former business management company, Tri Star Sports and Entertainment, quashing subpoenas served by the singer's legal team, who accused the firm of 'stonewalling' attempts to obtain information on behalf of the pop star.

Britney has also been feuding with her younger sister Jamie Lynn, who used to be on the TV show Zoey 101. She slammed Jamie Lynn as 'f***ing hateful' and a 'selfish little brat' in a post.

The star - who regained control of her assets after the conservatorship governed by her family was terminated in November 2021 - took to Instagram to slam Jamie Lynn for saying her decision to buy their mother a house after she had made it big in the music industry was 'a f***ing weird thing to do.'

Britney wrote: 'You selfish little brat!!! Saying how weird and dumb it was that I had bought a house for Mamma !!! She was so proud and you told that interview girl that it was just weird … LIKE I GUESS I WILL JUST WALK IN THESE HALLS … Why did you say that ??? .'

Britney then went on to accuse Jamie Lynn of being 'f****** hateful towards their mother - who divorced from their father Jamie in 2002 - as she continued her tirade.

She said: 'My mouth was on the floor the way you talked back to Mamma when I came home … Shocked out of my lined !!!!!! You were f****ng hateful to her and I know Mamma had been lazy with me but I'm sorry you deserved WAY MORE than a purse knocked at you by Mamma … She should have WHIPPED YOUR A** …

'Poor Mamma took it too just like I did in the end. She worshipped you too much I know but if you came out of my stomach, I would have popped the s--t out of your little a**.'

Jamie Lynn then spoke up, saying Britney's lashings have caused her to get death threats.

The performer has been embroiled in a feud with her sister in recent weeks, which came about when Jamie Lynn was promoting her new book Things I Should Have Said' and accused told Nightline that Britney had 'locked [her] in a room with a knife', claim Britney has repeatedly denied.

She said: 'And why watching your at length interview … Really 2 HOURS or more ????? And the topic about the knife which is ironically the only lie you've ever told in your whole life … Why is that conversation 20 min ??? and the most degrading to me … OH BUT you don't want to keep talking about it because you don't want to HURT ANYBODY'S feelings …'